The City of Troy offers 25 parks covering 365 acres of land for public use and recreation. To see a list of all parks, click here.
The Park Department reports to the Board of Park Commissioners and is responsible for maintaining all grounds and buildings throughout the parks. This work includes:
- Mowing and trimming
- Landscaping and mulching
- Tree planting, pruning, and removal
- Maintenance and watering of downtown flowers
- Routine maintenance of picnic shelters, playgrounds, and buildings
- Maintenance and preparation of soccer, football, baseball, and softball fields
- Placement of the "Showmobile" and staging for various concerts and events throughout the Summer
Park Department FAQs
Camping is not allowed in Troy's municipal parks, unless express permission is granted by the Board of Park Commissioners.
You can reserve a shelter online or in person in the Recreation Department office located on the second floor of the Hobart Arena. For online reservations, click here.
All shelter reservations are free of charge.
Contact the City Forester at the Park Department office at 937-335-4612. The Forester will conduct a risk assessment on the tree to determine if removal is necessary.
Residents wishing to have a tree planted in the curb lawn can take advantage of the City's Adopt-A-Tree program. Residents purchase a tree at a local nursery of their choice. The Park Department will transport and plant purchased trees at no additional cost. Call the Park Department office at 937-335-4612 to learn more or to schedule planting.
Treasure Island hosts a variety of free events each year! Check out our Treasure Island web page or the Great Miami Riverway’s event calendar for details.